_ assortment oil
3111s and Percaiesi
i received. Also
tons oi all kinds.
K. BANKS
”scheme Hotel Block.
" South Norwalk.
POM POM HITS
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' In the Dark ‘
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by News
Frank Guarnleri will pitch for New
nun. Saturday afternoon, in lhc
first game'ol‘ :1 double 1211111". .-2‘ against
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Tbére will be a mecting oi the Re-
ubiican City 't‘omniittcc in ill town
i 11. this owning, for 1111 purpose of
‘ rgsnizatlon. .
ouginé businoss \t'us transacted inst
up gilt at a, regular weekly 132111141121: of:
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CASH IF YOU HAVE IT
The regular weekly drill of the Third
,uipany of Norwalk, C. H. G., was
out last night in tho armory. Captain
new Gown or Waist
to wear to the opera
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121 THE REGENT
FRIDAY NIGHT, SEP'I. 14.
want that
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NOR WALK ‘
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS
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William F. Conneliy and Miss Elixir
both M. McElroy
married yesterday at the Sacred Henlt
Church The engagement was
pounced some time 111:0 and tho 55etl~
ding date was enhanced hconuso ot'
the enlistment oi the bridegroom, who
~Wllliam l. Colustock was in command.
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Norwalk and its surrounding suburbs
Were hit again last. night with a sharp
rust, Tomatoes, peppers and beans
uttered heavily in local gardens, but
none or the other yegetables were hard
it. At live o’clock ywsturdz‘y morning.
and also this morning, tho mercury
‘cxlstered cxnci'ly thirtyiour degrees.
for
will »
. ‘ Tomorrow morning is the time
you to deporlt 5111221 fzcsh f1 1211-.
.vagotables, which you wish to scnd to
1.1“ members of the Thirty l5 mu 141121:
,Sound Company, C A (‘2, {112112122
Sixth Company. now stationed
{Fort Torry. N Y llav‘r‘cl': will be;
mind in all three rccui‘vlug depots toi
furrow morning, and all donations.
large or mail will be gratefully,
binned A shipment to tho boys will
8 mode tomorrow night, so get your
lull in by tomorrow noon The bar-
mla will be packt‘d tomorrow after-
ment of the Ofllcers’ Reserve Corps
Mrs. Connolly is the daughter of Mrs.
James H MQEhoy of 307 Golden Illll
strteo and Mr Connolly is 1 .9. son oi
P. '1‘. 012221005 of .3851 31122111 1150111211. ~
lil‘l ldmpoz‘t Standard. ’ .
Miss Mildcllnc Fahun or the Wil-
linmsburg llospilnl, Brooklyn. who has
.bwn spending :1 few weeks vacation
55i1lllurp11lcnts at their 1101210 012
Cedar slrcot setulnod to hot duties at
the hospital yesterday. ‘
Aiken. of Silvorminc.
WHITE PAID EARLY BROWN 3
FINE.
Policeman Frank Stratum look Vir
‘filuius Odom and Julius “bite the 15515
olorcd men who were lined by Judge
onburgh on Monday nilolnmm tor 5n.
Bus counts, to Urltlgznport yostcxdiu
dummy... One thing that short: tho
oust police as being 11 thing done. b5
dry few men 55113 that White, 55‘ ho had
ney enough to gel. oil refused to do
‘and gave, the money that he had to’
fly- Brown. the woman nrrostod and
£111 335 and costs. This mount. that
ad 1'0 go to jail and he did this in
us he sald‘not'to “have 11 womanI
alto jail.”
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DBMER CONGRESSMAN DEAD . m-
ANSFlla LlL Ohm ScpI. 1—“75'” Alln‘ rt. 899515055 a former local
.flécolt Kerr. 1152011 6. 5, folmt‘t rep lilting mun n0“ a mom 112 of T153001)
nl ive 1° Congrcss ”"7“ "‘9 2" A 13112 U. S.Co5nlr5', has 1“etu2lled to
i” distrlct died “5 1“” homo l on. Ri 1115', K tnfias, after doing police
taday, from heart disease Mr. duty in Chicago Ill.
served in Congress from 1888 to , -
i Reginald S. Smith and W. Hoyt;
2(‘12112‘cl2 oi \‘orwalk, left; last evening
.:i52‘ Troy. N Y., where they will resume
Alfrod 1..
ill“-
phia Dental College. Ielt today for New
tel‘ Toulaine university for 11 two-
your course.
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0ND TOILET LOTION——
upped Hands, Face or Lips, technic institute.
bum, 31W?! 01' Stlngs 0f In“: Miss Margaret Merrill, of 15 East
' d to school, in New
, . ' . . _ . . ' ' . 250 avenue. has rcturne
I 5 °z’ bottle York. but will spend the week-end in
uhPovréll Corporation
' New York.
4.?
of this city \vert‘i
for:
35155:! work 11 student at Philadcl—f
Orleans. Louisiana. where he will on-j.
,Norwalk. until the family retdrns to
L2 .
daughtei, Helena, of Paterson, N. J.,
are visiting her daughter in 11155. Mrs
George Raymond, 0! Spring Hill.
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Mr. and Mrs.01‘me Wilson lsubcllo
have returned front their wedding tripl
and are. now stopping at the Hotel
\iuhnckcmo
Richard “lrish' SWeenc5, formerly
of the Sohtlnol stuff, 5lsited with r-ela
tlvos roccntly,
from tho 22111111 reserve.
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Mrs Stephen Wood. of New Cannon.
ispent the last 01‘ the week 55ltl2 friends hure store or 801d “'lilCh has accumu-
in Norwnlk.
Kenneth Youngs. of tho United
has been spending 11 furlough in town.
Howald 1‘. Peterson of Phllndelphl
is. a member of the ordnance depart- R“: “35 in NO‘WMR “”1“" 511502113, ports of this nature, but the activity
lln gold cxporluttons to neuttols for
isomu llltlnllll past aroused the. con U!" P0111911"? 9011190an 0‘ U1 WNW."
Miss Esther K11.1pp,othst 115' enuc, 09211 Dr IIHCiISUIl' 011100115 prim lo the of Virginia Hospital unit to go nbroud“ tho authmities in Washington.
friends.
7.12s a visitor in New York city 5ester-
‘18)
Miss Cornelia,0dell of East are“.
55119 n 5'lsiloryestor1-l115'in New Yotk
5m .5121: 1.2mm-
Clerk Hogan of the Mulmckomo ho
-,iel is enjoying his annual vacation.
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Her. and Mrs. James Benton Wel-
‘nor are sojourning at No55’t055'n.
Slwrirt‘ Edward Doulcns is in D1112-
bury today on otiicial business.
Mrs. Jennie l‘.yon, of Wilton, was a,
5lsitor in Norwalk today
COMMON PLEAS
‘CIV-lL COURT To
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,Judge John R. Booth of Danbury Will
Sit at Opening Session. “
The first session of the civil court of
common pleas under the new systém
iauumrized by not pf the last General.
'thelr studies at the Rennseluer Poly-'
Assembly 55 ill be held in this cltv next
Friday morning with Judge John R.
Booth of Danbury on the bench. Un~
der the new arrangements Judge Booth
and Judge John J. Walsh oi? Norwnlk
are to preside in both the criminal and
.clvli sides of the court. Judge Walsh
lis busy with the eXem'ption board now,
however, and Judge Booth will attend
A safe Within a Safe
«A: a key—holder to a safe deposit box in the danger prOof
vault of this bank your private documents and personal pos-
essions of value deposited there are accessible to none but,
outsell. The rental 18 do inexpensive you reslly can’t utiord
anger to risk your voluable to theft, robbery, lire ,or 2911.
[to the civil business.
Friday will be short calendar day
\Cases will be assigned for theibllow-
ins week and'as a large number or
isuitshuvc been ~,tlled it isexpected
there nill be great rivalry among tho
lawyers to have their cases set down
for trial.
REPORTS ON FOODSTUFFS
WASHINGTON, Sépi’. 12. hReports
indicating- the; amount of modelling
held in slot: hayo been submitted to
the Moreno or Markets of the Denim-
Mrs. llolona Stolhun and grand-'GERIHAN AGENTS l
Wllllt.‘ Oil ll furlougi“ 23:“ :‘l‘tl bring back llil} gold 10 the”
1-313
llo lune boon regarded
,, tll‘les
“I .
., gone to South America.
' inot oxcced $1,000,000.
START FRlDAY;
PLOTTING TO GET
AMERICAN GOLD
(Continued iron. first 91139.!»
0129. report toilet 212;: oillciuls here
is that (11221111112 submarines in the
1111121 mound Gient lliltalu 559151 in
‘muttotl to 1“1‘u1051,1 "oldilrom steam
«in Imuspmtlug the precious metal
trout the United States to neutlui
Euronoau countries, torpedo lit-e yes
Hon i111 this alleged pro-
glam has been carried out, if 211 all.
is not known.
A plan for obtaining 11 port of the
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lutod 11ch since the war began. sold
with much‘
i115 or by German agents. i5 the expor-
tation of gold to neutrals. ostensibly‘
ant Sixties Nuv al Coast Defense Reserves 310 settle counuercial transactions but
iln reality to establish crrdil to Get“
2'121511 firms operating in neutral coun
Officials have been unable. to
5"02lf5' tho o'ccut‘acy of numerous r21-
Pl‘cstdent' s proclamation.
‘-‘ There is little doubt in ofllciol cir-
cles that t} ormllny has been fully ad ‘
used in many instances of the cxpor
tntion of sold through splN 55"(11l1inu
in this country. it is believed that
on some occasionsthe Berlin foreign
office 111115 boon advised of the sail.
lugs and dostimtions of vessels.
,(‘1‘122‘5‘i22g sold to and ('20121 the ['nlted
isllllUN and 5512s thus not in possession
tot 1:x:1ct 2ni‘o1112.1tton as to 55 lien and
EW‘llPle those vessels could be nl‘el
.mmr 12(l5'nntugoousl5‘ by submarines.
i The bulk of American gold 9.5210211:
during tho past seven months has
nloslly tr
l Argentin‘l and to Japan A tremend-
20115 increase in the gold exports to
Spain also 3. recorded. The volume
iof gold shipped Spain during the its,
out your ending June 30,1916 was so
small as not to be muluerated in thc
lust of countries, and probably did
In the suc
ceeding twelve months. ending June
i30 last, gold exports to S 11in jumps -
to 370.360.7541, the'larges on record.
For several months past officials
hare viSed carefully all gold cxportn'
lions to‘European countries.
Exports to the Orient also have
been obsemed closely. Japan’s with-
Idrawal‘s of gold during the past fiscal
year were $110, 507, 313 as compared
with $800, 048, the year previous.
None of the gold (or the Orient, how
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CORRECT fit is so important a part
at wines that 55c make a study of
the art. We 12 . to fit not only your body:
but to show you fitting colors. proper
styles. fitting materials. for you and your
needs. We out a great deal of care into
this; because we accept responsibility for
it: if you are not wholly satisfied we want
you to come back with the goods.
Hart Schnii‘ncr & Marx suits
here‘to fit every man
They’re‘designed for extra large
men, stout men, ii men, extra large;
the lines have to odifferent to give
the best effects.
But the style’s in them, the distinct-
ive individuality, the fine tailoring and.
fabrics. Men of these types want these
things as much as anybody.
$20. $25, $30
Rogers 8. Stevens
The home of Hart Schaifner & Marx Clothes
South Norwalk
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Norwalk
III-EFL. -2, .2..
ever has been regained as 11211315 m at a cost of :60, 000. This will be the MAY ORDER DAY
fall into German hands Most of the first expenditure or the mllli on dollar] 0F PRAYER Fo‘R
“PM“? W"”“‘““"‘ m ““9 l" war relic! rund authorized by the} A U. s. View“.
iradd balance “““mummg for We Elks grand lodge at its recent Huston' ..—..._
yon” and game gold withdrlmn by,
Japan is reported to have been sent ““5310“ WASHINGTON, Sept. 12,—1Procla:
‘0 India for British account ‘ 5 t‘ mathn by the president of a day“
inhizxgghgzagmgdtdekfillf‘olnflfis MANCHESTER MAN HELD ,pmyer for American success in the
to tho enact that German agenul FOR VIQEATiNG PERMIT war is proposed in a bill I Senator
were straining themselves for Amen Myers 01 Montana passed yesterday by
can gold A comprizétclltzgxi 333:2: HARTFORD. Sept. K12.—‘.°1peci'alum Senate.
. ntlon however, is up era ' 5 . .
cgonvlnced omclnls that there was 3:321 oillgbldtlcf 1:22;! :be :fifll Other w.“ measures passed by the
little likelihood of gold sent to Mex- u 9 099 l ,Senalo Without debate or 022mm
“,0 reaching German hands and “12132.0! lionhcestcr Monday afternoon 101' yesterday included Senator Weeks' bill
9502' apprehension existed on that violating his German alien permit. to keep secret until’the end of the uh:
score has been dissipated. Ruth is a bookkeeper for Cheney patents of inventions which might 1511!
m... Brothers at the velvet mill sud his per the enemy; a’bill by Senator Fletcher
ELKS WILL “NANCE mil allowed him to 80 10 and from his providing that Americans serving with
A BASEBALL UNIT work, but it is alleged that he had been the Allies shall not lose their citizen-
LYNCHBURG. Vn.. Sept. 1“. ——Fred :comiug to Hartford and golng‘to other ship and another by Senator Wad!-
Hnrper, grand exalted ruler of the places He is 33 years old and has‘worth oi! New York, authorizing par
Benevolent and Protective Order of been in this country about four years. ment of expenses of foreign officers
Elks, announced yesterday that the Roth was lodged in the Hartford jail. and enlisted men serving with ma
Elks- war commission has authorized whore he. will be kept. until the terml- American forces.
nation oi the 55'.ar unleSs paroled byi
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